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Spindle is an online literary magazine with a twist, featuring creative non-fiction, poetry and short fiction by, for and about New Yorkers -- literal and spiritual. Showcasing emerging writers, artists, musicians and other notable New Yorkers, it offers a multi-faceted look at New York City and the world beyond through the eyes of both those who love it and hate it, and in many cases, a peek inside the minds of the people themselves.

Like New York City, Spindle is best experienced with an open mind and a healthy dose of intellectual curiosity. There are no tour guides here, so readers are encouraged to take their time and casually explore the site, whether a section at a time, via the "related article" links, or by doing a keyword search.

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1. Play Ball
(Features/Issues)
...ot bramble,And well ahead of her roman candle,He’d flee with Miss Mafucci’s mop handle. ESSAYS Watching Baseball with My Son and Grandson by Wayne ScheerWhile Jess and I spit statistics, like two ...

2. Running Bases
(Literary/Poetry)
In the shadow of Claremont Park where years later I’d see my first dead body  I mastered the art of running bases. In that not-quite ghetto section of the Bronx where gloves and bats and balls

3. Buy Me Some Peanuts...
(Literary/Poetry)
You see, what it isis God loves baseball.Every summer He shows upon a real hot day, calls meto meet Him in the Battery.I pull up, shut down the meter,and we head out.  Up Broadwaythrough Harlemov

4. Cool
(Literary/Poetry)
I made it to first base, a crack in the curb near the tree where Monica stood watching us play baseball in the street.She had taken herself out of the gamewe played with cracked bats and baseballs com

...Yankee fans.  Although Jess was born in Atlanta, my Brooklyn roots keep him values focused on New York baseball. Conley appreciates the essence of the game.  His reactions are honest, offe...

6. Gehrig's Grace
(Literary/Poetry)
The streets are gray with sand and salt dirty artillery for winter's defense the harshest winter birthed one early September that has yet to relinquish to spring And I am looking for Gehrig’s Gr

7. The House that Ruth Built
(Literary/Poetry)
...him after its wheels crushed his five-year-old son’s head,  a job he kept through the Golden Age of Baseball‘til the New York, New Haven and Hartford, a pensioned position, beckoned. In lie...

8. Bronx Nonagenarians
(Literary/Poetry)
...e freckled red-haired, smilingyoung woman: the only mother who tidied my bottom,later taught me how to toss baseballs and hit tennisbackhands -- while Dad was too busy in the hospital or lab. Today,...

9. Pinstripe Suits
(Literary/Poetry)
...ear a pinstripe suitbut not the kind that banker’s wear. No, I wanted to wear the pinstripes that adornedmy baseball heroes, the New York Yankeeslegends of the long ball, running the outfieldskirting ...

10. The Bronx Is Burning
(Culture/Reviews)
As its back cover states, Ladies and Gentlemen, the Bronx Is Burning is literally "a kaleidoscopic portrait of New York City in 1977," as Jonathan Mahler ambitiously weaves together New York City's ma

11. 10,000 Fs
(Literary/Poetry)
...s shoesI can’t do this this test.  Saturday is for Pokemonfried eggs with the yellow ball wonder bread baseball sprinklersjungle jim sponge ball.  Saturdays is for timing the sun.I can tell ...

There's a dirty little secret that few people like to talk about openly, but here it is: 99.5% of literary journals, print or online, don't make much money. No, really, it's true. For th

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